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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-17

burd,udte. Sbre Gimme iduanbsn, fie
mantle unb more b%inseiunten, battle fem
Qrm ie nidt umfabt.
Der itarte Mauu s~itterte aber, aIs er
bic Iei9te Biroe a%uffiug, uIs er ie UNI.
idlunsen belt, pie er friibsr 10 oft getban.
Nber pobl ME mar iie ibm tbeuerer gspe=
len. ME bate er ite berger geIiebt ME in
bic sm Ausenblite. mo er puBte, oGB IS
oas lsete Utal iein piroe, bas lsste Deal,
hoB is in ieinsu armsn rube: - iobalb
ibr SewuBtiein ;~uriifsetebrt mar, uIrbe
tie fi6 we9penoen.
@r fab bic seidIo6suen Iugsn, Die 10
utel nm tbu getruuert, baS Intlis, bas UNI
ieinetpt1en 10 blei9 gsporoen, unb ME
idien es ibm grOBere &eiSe gebabt 81 ba>
ben. @r wuBte ieet. mas IS fur Elm
6lsiuoo isi, has CT nidtspiirbia peri9lelr
bert bate. Die Ebrdne, bic beiB in ben
Wannesauae %brunnte, gait Dem @lide,
oas er ~3eritort, wte benz, oas er u~erlorer.
gber Saluo fibIte uobl ben beisen
Sropfsn, pou bitterer Reue ausaeprett,
Der auf ibre Stirns iant, ben itirmiitsn
Sersi6lag OeIen, Der lie umfangsn bflt,
ais ie iest gum 0eben eruadte. Sbr Bid
ftrablte 10 ielis pom 9iebe uno Bonne jibre
Sunge l0ste ii6 - nidt UNI pom gsrges
buug, ~ionoern um pom Slid su reoep, un6
bas NntIis bob iid uur, UNI iid anieiner
Sruit gu bergen in ales uersefenOeu neueu
Sertrauen.
9sres, wie idpsr er fi6 aud atlaste,
wie unwlroig er ii6 fiblte. err empfanb
bod, buB 9tsbe Ill uirber iibnt mas ses
gen Ole 9tsbe gelinoist, baR he. iqstn Den
3ou Der Ountbarteit ab;utra9sn psrmag,
ben ie uufsrlest bat. Sinttg ibm fait
elm 0rben gu turS, UNI oteisr retlen, unSerz
itOrburen Stngebung III lobueI, 10 iaete
tbm bieier augenblt idou bas ieoe
Stunce 9Iides iabreIansss 2eto aufSus
ptegen uermGg. -
IS mar gut, bag Bail ROmero i9ou
bic @,pObnbeit a%ngenomuen bate, ben
0ini6en ietnsr Rt6te nab,useben, uub
oGB CT nod 10 erfilt mar Jon alen geiitts
gen SbGsen, bic er aneelmmelt, oaB er
weoer 3ett nod ReisuuB bate, iia auf
lul9alpHltSe SIeoes9tlDi0teH elntulaneu.
Wobl ~runselte lid erit sine Stirne. pobl
blrdte istn auge talt upo itreng. aIs Suau
BereS Dor ibu trat. Nbsr etuas in benz
ausleben bes iuuseu Wunnes, struls in
istner %erniten, freimitbigen Sprade modte
ibm wobl biraen ,ir bic Nutrtdtistsit
aaes bsiien, pus er /" iensr Stunoe ibm
9eitanb unb aeIObte. Sreleidt aud tau6te
DOR isinen Au4en ienes usrlotsuoe NntliS
pisoer auf, psIdeS er In Der ero6eu Sper
gu YuriS 9eisben, uub ooS lisB i'm bic
8ertrruns bes iuussn Wanne5 stpas na1s
ii4ttser bslrtbetlen.
Bail &omero bereitete ben eubli9 mics
Der Sereinten feline pettern SiuosrniiIe;
unb peun Donna @drIotta aud i'm perbals
tsueu @roa srit isoen Sesenspuui4 uers
weiSerte. penn iis audi nod iteifer, nod
itummsr oils bet Suan's abidieb ibn ems
ping, bGs DaTme 2ddrln, Der belle
@lidsffrubl, Der enolid pisbsr auf hires
Gdab4sns @si6t lag, entpuffuste au9 iis.
S9Ins fOIst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-17

piroiaiten @ebduben, bic in europa Dor
ibr aufssitisaen, bate ibr SerS 10 sepott,
pre istt, mo bic wenig geidmaduolen
Rupreln Der alien 6loitertir9e Dor ibr
auftaudten.
Sic bate sesluubt, ale @%rinnsrunssn
besraben su baden; bate ie bod ni4t Elm
DIAL ben Wunb se6ftoet, cine Nruse on
Donna Sarlotta III ridten. aber baB
Donna 9arlotta ibr nidt unsefrast elm
0ort ssiast, bariiber groute ie Der alien
Ouenna. War otsie 10 itumpf seworcen
in benz Sabre Der Giniumreit, ODER wuBte
lie pon Bsrs, nidts9 Rur 9eiddftsmdBra
mar benz Sntel anseseiSt porcen, oaB
Suan ben Sefis Der 0actenoa wteSer ans
sstreten babe uno bort einiam waIte.
limb nun tnissts is pisosr, mo is 10 oft
s~etnieet, ibr Spfer gu erneueru. Ste
tnieete heute bort uno morgen bort, uno
oas @efibl pom @nrrduidung, bic game
Sdwsrs Der @ntiasuns idien ii9 IN Der
Sstmatb nod oriitsnoer auf lie 81 lesen,
ais in Der 5rsmoe. Satte tie, Obue iid
osiien bswuBt Al iein, msbr uon Der &its
t,br erbofft, ais iid II ibr bOt9
Ni1t umionit aber mar Sudn's @eliiboe
s~eueien ni9t umionit bate er es 10 treu
ssbaltsn - eneIi6 sins aud ieine Grwars
tuns bier in grfluuns. Der Slang Der
Sdritte, Der Saluo beute aus ben SaIen
Der Stride folste, bieB lie plOsli6 anbaltsn
- Der atbem ltodte ibr.... Die 9sitdlt,
Die Dor iis bintrat, bate tstn @ort hes
Biutomms, tsinen @ruB oss Bisoe,iebens
- aber Elm Rnie bog ii9 Dor ibr, elm itcl:
Ses Saupte ienfte fi4 oemiitbig. uno Zip
pen, bic emit tubl 9eforbsrt. iu9reu ben
Saum hires @spanoss. -. Ru. cine Ses
cunoe, benn mas Der Waun aLd perbro.
den babeu mag, ldnaer srtrdst er ote De
miitbigung ni6t. lluo penn aud aus
~tiefiter Srult oas Wort vB~srseibung" ii9
loSrang, 10 itano er ibr bod gegsuiiber
Nuse i'm Huge, emit uno felt pie @iuer,
Der uelB, pIe Ibper er gefeblt. ben Die
Sibue aber ni9t ernieortst, ~lonoeru Be
frett.
0is ffrsns sr isbod ii4 iein llrtbeil se:
iproden, pie oft er ii6 ptsberbolt, baB er
uon Der @eliebtsu ntdIS mebr Su erpurten
babe: pom Der Sdusiter, pou Der 9hege.
Tin, bic TIN aursenommsn. bate er Elm
Wort psS WitlsiosS, EN- @ort Der Serge,
buns erbofir- um Aass osfeu ptueu,
was er 9elttten.
Salub uber itanb ME e~ritarrt Dor ibm.
Sic, bic 6sittgtett senus 9ebubt barte, emit
leine srauiame ablaauns idpsissnb binsus
nsbmen, bic nidt seuuutt bate, ais tie
bn nit Slut beostt am Boosn liegsn lab,
Die an ieinsm S6mersenSlagsr itetS ibre
Rube beuubrte, He ue'modte ptsles @ies
oerleben nr4t gu bepdltiyen.
8eres sluubte fe su usritebsn - firs
wabr, sr bate teiu Rsdt msbr, anosres
gu erwarten. Seue Stunos, in Der er &c:
wdbnt, iis 10 milo su ieben, mar nur Elm
Sraum sepeien bic 0I,fs fir ibn parsu
sefuusn. Set nod Elm Dtal bsuste CT
itd Dor lbr, um oanu iir INNER gu idsis
ben.
Salub iob ss, uno unidbig su @ort
ooer Sewesuns. iiblte ie MIR bic oumpie
MISit Dor erneater G%rennung, wel9e ne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-17

Wonate ouf Wonate waren inbeB uers
ganssn, isitoem Saluo an ienem Worsen
ben @ntidluB setaBt bate, Der ie pom
Suau'S Rrantenlaser trsnnte. Sbr Ontel
mar in rldtisem @rmshen ibr sefolst, ais
ie ssbsteu; 9OB uns seben, Sleitwie sr
sinit bic Sitte gu b~Ieiben, ibr sswdbrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-17
gmpfe6fenswert6e
illmfrirte &ausb1@er.

Sofepbtsgnd3, sber: Die Ifaht Der Fir
bite bee beiltaeu Yatriarbeu Soicpb, in iebr
ptelen 160nen VelIptelen aus alter utS ueiter
Sett. SeI aus9e9eben pon y. Stt. Vttt
biI9ofl. Qpprobation. 10. Oritte &ufiage.
Sn gang 2einpanS NIT 9olbpreiiunS seb.
$3.50.
5as betIi8e 2ano nnS bic beiligeu StGtteH.
Na9 ben Rtrt6tert Der bepGbrteften S6rifts
Teller e. jGblt pou DR.. E. Sanner. Wit Eis
telltoblfti6 unb elmer anitd t Don Seruialem
IN Surbenorld. en- 40. geb. in ! War.
$500. Sroidirt in 10 Seften 90 q 80 Gents.
EUCHARISTIE -BUCH. 8uuSerbare BE.
gebeHbeiteH uuS Gr3abluuseu pon benz glsr.
t%uiiroigjten, beiltotteu acknowledgements, ans
allen Soften nno Sahrblnoerteu. - Seraus.
Segeben pon SEQ. . tt, Staotpfarrer. Ueit
oberbtrtli6er Appropriation. SSn A.. Dritte
Quflage. @eb. in sar3 Qeoerbanb $5.0 0
Sroidirt in 12 Seften q 80 @ents.
y. Marttn boa Godjem's 2eben unS Get.
ben uHieres Serru nHo SeilanSes Seiu Gbrtfi
nnS ieiner iungfraultbel Butter Maria. Dfit
Stablfti6, pielen SolSi9nittbilbern unh e.,
mem Sableau bes bL. Gauoes. Geu bearbsis
ter pom Dt. SiuBeL 3ebute Iuflase
in 40. Sn / War. 9eb. $500. Sroi1trt
in 10 Seften q 80 @ents.
&atafontbettbu1 htter benz Sttel: Ste
eriteu GbrifteH 0 CT uuo uHter Der Grbe
Ober: ,3susnifie fir oeu @lauben, bic Soff,
nung un6 9iebe lInIerer beilisen WtItter Der
Rir6e." Sin Bud bes &roites unb Der grs
multiplying fir ben Ratbolifen unb Der Be-
lebrur9 fir ibre @e9ner. 9on O eors OFT.
Wfit oberbirtli6er ~@enebmigung. Rei6 Illus
ttrirt. - sSn reid per9olbete Sefe 9eburoen
$3.50.-Sn 10 Seften q 20 Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-17
seaense BON ben liebsn Seiltaeu gottes nod

&e8enoe BON ben lteben Seiltgen W0ttes i1adb
ben b 4 n Gue0en bearbeitet pom q. OFT,
Stabtpfarrer. Nebif Sitelitdbliti6, 9roBem
Sableau pom Serlilalem unb iiber 100 Bill
bern in Sol;i6nitt. Dtit mebrerer btI6Oflts
den appro6ationen. %. allflase in 40.
@ebunben in gang 2eberbano $500. Sros
i6irt in IA Seften a 80 Gents.
MARIANUM. 9eseuoe pom ben liebeH beilis
gen unb sottieligen Sieneru nnierer liebeu
Sran uns ben beribmteiten @uaSenorten Der
boben StmmelsfDnigtn. BON q. Ott. Sis
idOHi6 approbirt unb bur9 ben 81. Batter
YiIs TX. geie9net. Sebnte aaFla9e in 40.
@eb. in san; 2e6erban6 $500. Srol6irt in
Is Seften q 30 @ents.
Die betltse Sdbrtft bes q lte n rnS nenen
Seftaments. Wit ausfibrli9en anmertuus
gen erldlXert BON DIR. Sol. Sr. allioli.
Mit approbation bes bl Stubles. Gei6
iuutrirt. Su4e. @eb. II Qeoerbanb $500.
gsIiere @inbGnbe pom 81 bis $500.
Sroi6irt in "a Seften q 80 Gents.
85mifnsfatboliider Samspt eoiser.
IlnterpeiIunsen iber lie pi6tisteu @lau=
benS= unb Slttenleblen. auf ale CONT Il.
Seitass oes Sabres. ySeu b~eraus9esebeu uon
P. U. SauSberr. Yr. b. q. 8. Wttbi
i66fi6er depreciation. $50 9. IN or. 80.
SIN ! Vtar. 9ebunben $500. Sn 10 Setten
a % Gents.
r. P. @offine, djriitfatbolides l1nterridts=
rnb GrbauuHssbuG, ODER tur3e auslesun9
aler ionus uuo feitdsli6en @pifteln unb
@pangelien, iammt barais 9e3o9enen @lau=
benss unb Sittenlebreu &C. Bon q. OFT,
Stabtpfarrer. Utit bid. Gpprob. 7OS Sci,
ten in or. SO. Ssn / War. geo. $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-17
TX.
9th perbau6en uni're Seui3er -
Seiue Seui,er, meme Sla9en
0enn lie lid nur ein Dial trGfen,
SGtten ptel lie li6 81 ia9en.

" NNN S'l ON"I0S
Teine SeuiIer, meme Sla9en
Wenn lie lid nur ein DIAL trGfen,
SGtten ptel ite lib 81 ia9en.
Saitenratb.
@ls Suan Beres aus lansem, traumlos
fem S9lafs erwudte, bate er gum eriten
WaIe wieper elm bdmmernbes SepuBtiein
pom ieinsr umssbunS uno uou benz, wao er
tn bisier Nodt srlebt gu BADEN S!uubte.
9od um'Onft iu9te ietn ause bieienise,
bic er Wdbnte an ieinsr Sette seleben gu
buben. an ieinem Qasr fab cine itiae,
freunolide @eitnlt. uno eridrofen blidte
er auf b 8 ibm fremos @epano. aber oas
waren ni4t Die 3aJe, BON benen ct ses
trdumt. ni4t bic 9anoe, bic er 81 balten,
nidt bic Stimme. oie er gu bSren uermeint.
WRit einem Seuf,er wanots er fi9 ab, gu
i9wa6. LANCE bel einem @eoanten 8u per:
peilen - alio mar allies nur Bbdntaiie ges
wsisn. Oennod blieb ibm cine Soifuuns,
fis pisoetebren gu ieben, bic i'm auf isosn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-17
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-09-03

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-09-03

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-03
Circuit Court.

In the Circuit Court this morning the
case of the State VS.. Samuel Cox, Capt. OF
the schooner John Martin, tried before
the Court; judgment guilty; sentenced to
four months in the House of Correction.
Michael Martin, owner of boat, fined 800
and costs.
State VS.. Edward Marchant. Capt. of
the schooner Pennsylvania" tried be-
fore jury; adjudged guilty sentenced to
four months in the House of Correction;
j. w. Mariner, owner of boat-sentence
suspended.
State VS.. Severn Thomas. Capt. of the
schooner, Eta" tried yesterday. the
jury disagreed and was discharged by the
Court. In this case the States Attorney
desired new trial and the Court directed
talismen to be drawn from the box. The
case will probably be tried tomorrow
morning. At o'clock, Court adjourned
until 8. 80 o'clock tomorrow.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-03

With all of its saltwater advantages
Annapolis has not a place for public
bathing. Some years ago two bath houses
were in operation-ene at the foot of Mar
ket street and one on the Spa with en-
trance from the bridge, both of which
were well patronized; but they were al
lowed to go down, and were never revived.
The piles are still in position where this
one stood on the Spa bridge, and it would
be a matter of but little expense for some
enterprising persons to form stock com
pany and erect thereon a first-class bath
house. We are sure the investment would
be profitable ;one it would be literally pa
tronized if properly conducted. and would
prove great blessing TO hundreds of
our people who have not the conveniences
of bath-tubs in their private houses, or
the means of INDUCING in the twenty five
cent baths at the nearby summer resorts.
We hope some enterprising person will
see the necessity, as well as the opportu-
nifty of starting first-class bath-house in
our city. Now is the time to begin the
work
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-03
Getting Ready for the Free Deliver

Whilst Frederick City and Hagerstown
are preparing to receive the free delivery
system in those cities on the 1st of July
next by complying with the law in re-
numbering the houses and properly sign
boarding the streets, Annapolis, although
the inspector has recommended the law
for this city, has taken no steps to meet
the requirements. We hope our City
Council at its next meeting will take some
action in the matter. Let the decimal
system of numbering the houses be adopt
ed, beginning with the streets radiating
from the State House and the Church
Circle. This is the simplest way of doing
the work. 1t is of great importance that
the numbering should be done with sys-
tematic precision and exactness, and by
some one familiar and conversant with
the town plat. Numbers can be furnished
on good tin, we'll japanned, with figures
in gold leaf at cost of Is cents each, or
nickle plate for tritie more. The city
can purchase these numbers and put them
up at the above cost-making each ten
ant or owner of the property pay for the
number when put up.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-03
ASTONISHING SUCCESS

It is the duty of every person who ha
ussss- Bosches's German Syrup to let its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
persons can use it without immediate re-
lief Three doses will relieve any case,
and we consider it the duty of all Drug
so, 900 dozen bottles were sold last year,
and no one case where it failed was re-
ported. Such medicine as the German
Syrup cannot be too widely known Ask
your druggist about it. Sample bottles
to try, sold at 10 cents Regular size, 75
cents. Sold by all Druggists and dealers,
in the United States and Canada
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-03

The horse attached to the milk wagon
of Mr.. Gotleib Feldmeyer took fright
this morning while left standing on Cal
vert street. in the neighborhood of the car
house and dashed off at rapid rate down
West street. Coming in contact with a
passing vehicle the wagon became de-
tached and somewhat demolished, the
horse continued his course down West
street, where he was stopped by Wesley
Lee, colored man who was passing at
the time. In the sudden stopping of the
animal at Church Circle, it was thrown
to the pavement. and came near falling
upon little child of Mr. w. G. Hall,
who was innocently playing in front of
his fathers store. The horse was severe.
ly snaged on the left flank
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-03
Death Of Miss Jennie Carl.

Miss Jennie Carl, daughter of Mr.. ]. I.
Carl. for many years keeper of the Ma.
tional Cemetery, this city, and so well
and favorably known in this community,
died at Danville, Va, on the Gath ult., OF
chronic pneumonia, aggravated by pulmo-
nary assesses. Miss Carl was reported
dead about a year ago from similar at
tack, and last fall visited her friends IN
this city. Her father, Mr.. Carl, was
transferred to the Danville, Va, Gene
terry several years ago, where he has re-
sided ever since. Miss Carts mother, q
very devoted christian lady, died from
pulmonary complaint while stationed al
the National Cemetery here Mr.. Carl has
the sympathy of his many friends in this
community in bis sad afiiiction.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-03
The Political Fever.

The political fever is waxing warm in
some of the rural districts of this county.
In the First and Eighth districts it has so
much absorbed the minds of the farmers,
we are told they have given up all farm
work and gone into politics. There is a
dozen or more candidates to every office
and the fever is spreading. This polit-
ical office hunting" said rural gentle
man to-day to a representative of the
CAPITAL, lis running our farmers tee
totally, and / don't know what's to be-
come of them. The san state of affairs
exists in all the districts-tbere is not one
that has not half dozen candidates for
the Sheriffalty-making about "a in all.
The $13, 900 assessed to that Office by the
county, did it all.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-03
Patronage Wanted.

The bazaar and auction for the benefit
of the cemetery will open this afternoon
at o'clock at the Assembly Rooms. The
ladies have taken great pains to make the
affair success, and it becomes the duty
of every citizen to give their liberal pa
tronage. Those who have fathers, moth
ers. sisters, brothers and friends who lie
age from that which is to in every way
loved ones let there he crow crowded hall
to-night there will be everything to
please the eye and tempt the fancy, sold
at moderate prices, and bevies of pretty
young ladies to serve you. Don't miss it.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-03
Wesley Grove Camp Meeting.

The seventeenth annual meeting of the
Wesley Grove Camp Meeting AssOcia-
ton was held at Trinety nj. E. Church,
South, Madison avenue Baltimore, last
night. President T. j. Magruder report
ed that the last camp was the most sue
cessful ever held by the organization. All
the expenses of the camp were met, and
there was sufficient left to pay five per
cent. interest on the stock. Mr.. Charles
Shipley. the treasurer, reported that the
total receipts were So, 1908, and expen-
SEES 81, $50. 90, leaving balance on hand
of SAG. %. The assets of the association
are 81, 100, which includes 81 acres of
land, which cost Sc, 800; hotel, ga, 500:
4 tabernacle, 81, 400; dwelling, $3.50: two
s.ore-houses $3.50, &c The liabilities
are SIS, 400 90 including $50 shares of
stock. valued at $14, $50. The board OF
governors and the executive committee
were reelected. The officers for the year
are Thomas J. Magruder,- president
John w. Mumsen and Jasper NJ. Berry.
vice presidents; Charles Shipley, treasur-
e.. and S. George SIMPLIFY. secretary. The
camp opens July %. twill be continued
eleven days.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-03
County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners were in
session to-day completing the examination
of the accounts of the County Treasurer
Mr.. Bannon turns ever to the county in cash
81, 1924; $21 1903. 36 uncollected county
tax and $3,279,4 40 uncollected State tax.
Dr. Wells took charge IF the office day
upon Mr.. Bannon's retirement.
The Board refused to grant the right of
way for the opening of new road through
the property of Daniel ratty-Duvall hav-
ing right of way by deed from Clayton.
number of other matters were consider
ed by the Board in the way of examining
and passing accounts. At noon the Board
were invited to dinner at the Maryland
Hotel by Mr.. Bannon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-03
Oxford Leagne.

A meeting of the Oxford League was
held last night in the lecture room of the
First M. e. Church. After Bible history
from the book of Ruth through the reign
of Saul, the remainder of the hour was
devoted to an observance of the month of
May. A quartette was sung by Misses
Annie and Emma Feldmeyer, and Messrs
Hall and Munroe. Mrs. Billingslea then
read a poem on MAY" Prof. Hall
gave an interesting history of the observ-
ance Of the month of flowers in various
countries 1t is understood that there will
be an entertainment of this nature each
month appropriate to the nature and char
acter of the month.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-03

The congregation of the Presbyterian
Church met in congregational meeting
last night in the lecture room of the
church, and organized by electing Rev.
X. III. Williams moderator The pastor
stated to those present that il was import
ant to have full attendance at this meet
ing, as the reports of the doings in the
church would be laid before the congre-
CATION, and the election of the officers of
the church for the ensuing year would
take place, and there should be full at
tendance of the congregation, and he
deemed it advisable to postpone the meet
ing to Wednesday night week May nth.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-03
For the Capital
What's the Matter With the Bridge /

Who built the Severn River bridge?
We, said the Commissioners OF the County,
All from the taxpayers bounty.
We built the Severn River bridge.
Who built the house of the keeper?
i. said Bro. Gardiner, with delight:
furnished honest Mr.. Bright
And he built the house OF the keeper.
Who pays the toll?
We. said the taxpayers. who cross over,
As we carry to market our corn and clover
We pay the toll
What was the bridge built forg
As private investment of the County.
To make little cash from the taxpayers
bounty
And that's what's the matter with the bridge.
JESS So
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-03
y Academy Board of Visitors.

: h ' ssss will announce in the
= u,nS mas Tue appointment of the
M US Of the board of visitors to
Il Il. saaemy, the naming of whom
/ ,ep,s s p.er,ogatives. The Senate
allneb saa on the board by Sena.
s1,s,ir aaa !, GSray, and the House bv
aas6.eoesss Herbert, Sayers and Cot.
4 rsssv rSe N the Academy grounds
d JeDss ior the reception of the
4 a. 49, and the formal recep-
assaipss v y Is set for ten o clock on